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Re: Clearing Farm Auction Sales
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Posted by Kelly C on December 02, 2004 at 14:07:30 from (209.150.201.217):
In Reply to: Clearing Farm Auction Sales posted by Michael Soldan on December 02, 2004 at 07:11:08:
It depends I guess. I feel defferently if its a Farm Sale that the bank is making happen. Dont much care for those. Most farm sales are just a way to get rid of the junk that was left after they sold off all the good stuff. I know I have a whole trailerfull of stuff I get to pay to get rid of after I paid $5 for the lot. 2 things I wanted and had to take it all to get it. My Grandfather had sales before he got off the farm. If I'd had some cash then I would have saved some of the stuff. But he was'nt going to keep it till I did so he sold it. Some times its just timing.
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